Exim Guides

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Exim is a free, open source MTA (Mail Transfer Agent). This software allows Linux systems to send and receive email both locally and remotely.

Deploy Exim as a Send-only Mail Server on Ubuntu 12.04

Many Linux server applications need to send email. Cron jobs use mail services to deliver reports on jobs that have run, web applications require mail support for user registration functions, and other applications may need to send alerts via SMTP.

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Send-only Mail Server with Exim on Ubuntu 11.04 (Natty)

Many Linux server applications need to send email; cron jobs use mail services to deliver reports on jobs that have run, web applications require mail support for user registration functions, and other applications may need to send alerts via SMTP.

Send-only Mail Server with Exim on Debian 6 (Squeeze)

Many Linux server applications need to send email; cron jobs use mail services to deliver reports on jobs that have run, web applications require mail support for user registration functions, and other applications may need to send alerts via SMTP.

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Send-only Mail Server with Exim on Ubuntu 10.10 (Maverick)

Many Linux server applications need to send email; cron jobs use mail services to deliver reports on jobs that have run, web applications require mail support for user registration functions, and other applications may need to send alerts via SMTP.

Send-only Mail Server with Exim on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS (Lucid)

Many Linux server applications need to send email; cron jobs use mail services to deliver reports on jobs that have run, web applications require mail support for user registration functions, and other applications may need to send alerts via SMTP.

Send-only Mail Server with Exim on Debian 5 (Lenny)

Many Linux server applications need to send email; cron jobs use mail services to deliver reports on jobs that have run, web applications require mail support for user registration functions, and other applications may need to send alerts via SMTP.

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Send-only Mail Server with Exim on Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic)

Many Linux server applications need to send email; cron jobs use mail services to deliver reports on jobs that have run, web applications require mail support for user registration functions, and other applications may need to send alerts via SMTP.